In the ancient times of Atlantis, two out of twelve champions survived a battle that nearly doomed the kingdom and all around it. Years later the two champions have had two sons. Kain, the eldest son, a hulking brute of man whose only terror is beautiful women. While his younger, slender brother Titus, who wields the power to manipulate earth and water, but over-indulges himself in the pleasures of women. Both become the most elite body guards of the kingdom's princess till she comes of age as a gift to the prince of Sparta. But when a greater threat comes with the arrival of Spartan prince, the two new champions are put to the ultimate test of defending all they hold dear.

It has been fifteen years since former Marine captain, Drake Mallory, woke up from his incident in the Bermuda Triangle to discover he was in the lost continent of Atlantis. For two years he was able to enjoy embracing Atlantean society and his opportunity to become an integral part of the ancient order of royal guard, known as the Sentinels. With his ties to the royal family, he was eventually tasked with returning to the surface world to save Cyrus, the two year old prince and heir to the throne of the mythological civilization. The two were forced to flee from the threat of the villainous Dargon, twin brother of King Rhylon. With the aid of a few of his loyalists in the military, Dargon had secretly replaced his brother as king and was ruling Atlantis with an iron fist. Fast forward to the present and Drake learns he is in a race against time to return to Atlantis or Cyrus will die. To do so, they must locate the ancient Olympian laboratory of Poseidon under the island of Santorini. From there, they will overcome a series of ancient obstacles to find the cavern where the city of Atlantis awaits. Meanwhile, a small band of loyal Sentinels, are preparing to take back Atlantis from the evil dictator. They will soon be aided by their old friend Drake Mallory and an ancient enemy turned ally. The question is; will it be too late to save The Heir of Atlantis?

The historical reconstruction of the esoteric "The Heirs of Atlantis" was created on the basis of numerous known and unknown materials: the emerald Tablets of Thoth-Hermes Trismegistus, the Texts of Pyramids, the mythology of the ancient Egyptians as well as the mythology of the Celts and the mythology of the people of Mesoamerica and the East, Plato's dialogues, "readings" by E. Cayce about the history of ancient Egypt and Atlantis, the old and the new esoteric traditions and legends and many other sources. The real historical events in the life of the main characters as well as their names have been reconstructed from the insights of E. Cayce about that distant era which until recently had been considered prehistoric by our science of history. But over the last decade this old concept was changed. Now the antiquity of the Earth civilization is not 6-7 thousand years old officially, but is already twice as much covering the period of flooding of the last island of the legendary Atlantis. In the scenes of trials and initiations of the priests of ancient Egypt the reader will see the depth and true meaning of the majestic aphorisms of Thoth-Hermes. The meaning becomes obvious not by speculative conclusions but by personal experience of the main characters. The scene of helping the soul of a dead child is described on the basis of personal memories of the author, who survived the clinical death in childhood and thus describes what he had witnessed and clearly remembered. The above distinguishes this book from the usual list of novelties and provides it with a long life for many years to come because the intellectuals of all ages always look for answers to the main and eternal questions about the meaning and purpose of human life.

"It has been fifteen years since former Marine captain, Drake Mallory, woke up from his incident in the Bermuda Triangle to discover he was in the lost continent of Atlantis. For two years he was able to enjoy embracing Atlantean society and his opportunity to become an integral part of the ancient order of royal guard, known as the Sentinels. With his ties to the royal family, he was eventually tasked with returning to the surface world to save Cyrus, the two year old prince and heir to the throne of the mythological civilization. The two were forced to flee from the threat of the villainous Dargon, twin brother of King Rhylon. With the aid of a few of his loyalists in the military, Dargon had secretly replaced his brother as king and was ruling Atlantis with an iron fist. Fast forward to the present and Drake learns he is in a race against time to return to Atlantis or Cyrus will die. To do so, they must locate the ancient Olympian laboratory of Poseidon under the island of Santorini. From there, they will overcome a series of ancient obstacles to find the cavern where the city of Atlantis awaits. Meanwhile, a small band of loyal Sentinels, are preparing to take back Atlantis from the evil dictator. They will soon be aided by their old friend Drake Mallory and an ancient enemy turned ally. The question is; will it be too late to save The Heir of Atlantis?"

Atlantis 9560 BCFor the past twenty-five years pirates had been disrupting traffic on the lucrative North African trade route. Although little more than savages, they were innumerable, and had learned to pick off the massive Atlantean vessels as they passed the Pillars of Heracles. The ships that did make their final destination of the Nile Delta were always greeted enthusiastically by the Egyptian people, a fledgling race of great potential. The Atlanteans were carefully nurturing these people in the hope of one-day developing a civilization that rivaled their own. With the seas in their present, unsafe condition, and the king unwilling to abandon the Egyptian people, a bold plan was conceived. A tunnel could be driven for over one thousand miles under the Atlantic seabed, from the Island of Atlantis to the North African coast. The tunnel could be heavily guarded, and fortifications set up at strategic points along the North African/Mediterranean coastline, thus creating a secure, dry land route to Egypt. The attempt to construct the tunnel resulted in the destruction of Atlantis and created a huge fissure that split the Atlantic Ocean in half and heralded the destruction of the world. The survivors of this tragedy, stranded on the West African Coast in present day Morocco, used the technology that was initially employed to construct the tunnel to reverse the disaster and seal the fissure , forming the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. A web of energy was created to bind the planet together and a Union of Tribes was conceived and charged with the task of maintaining and expanding the energy web. Throughout the Millennia, archaic knowledge was handed down from generation to generation, keeping the web in place and the planet safe. As civilizations flourished and society's attitudes changed, the Fissure Union was slowly forced underground. In the mid 16th century Union members were accused of being witched and were hanged. In order to survive and continue their crucial undertaking the Union disappeared from view entirely and built their headquarters in vast underground caverns beneath every major city. As empires spread to new lands and built new cities, so too went the Union, expanding and enhancing the energy web and keeping the planet safe. For 500 years the Union flourished in secret until the unimaginable happened. In the year 2003 in Brisbane, Australia the Union was exposed, and for the first time for centuries it lay open to public scrutiny. Thus starts a chain of events that brings the world to the brink of disaster. The fuel used to power the technology, the metal orichalcum, is running out, and the only known supply lies in the ruins of Atlantis, buried somewhere beneath the sea. Within the Union itself, a vicious power struggle rages between the descendants of the original kings of Atlantis over who will control its unimaginably vast resources. Now, with the exposure of the Union, the governments of countries containing Union facilities are moving in to claim ownership and the future of the world rests upon the warring shoulders of two men, Julian Troussos and William Baeder. The final outcome of this epic battle will determine the fate of the planet.

The Atlantis story remains one of the most haunting and enigmatic tales from antiquity, and one that still resonates very deeply with the modern imagination. But where did Atlantis come from, what was it like, and where did it go?Atlantis was first introduced by the Greek philosopher Plato in the fourth century BCE. As he discusses about the origins of life, the universe and humanity, the great thinker puts forward a stunning description of Atlantis—an island paradise with an ideal society. But the Atlanteans soon degenerate and become imperialist aggressors: they choose to fight against antediluvian Athens, which heroically repels their mighty forces, before a cataclysmic natural disaster destroys the warring states.Plato’s tale of a great empire that sank beneath the waves has sparked thousands of years of debate over whether Atlantis really existed. But did Plato mean his tale as history—or just as a parable to help illustrate his philosophy?